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Medina County Gazette
Wadsworth plans to reshape WCTV as cable revenue declines
WADSWORTH — Wadsworth officials are proposing a new direction for the city’s community television operation as traditional cable revenue continues to decline. The proposal would combine Wadsworth Community Television, or WCTV, with a broader citywide marketing and communications function, allowing the operation to produce video and photography while helping the city communicate with residents through social media and other platforms.
Cleveland Jewish News
How does dental insurance compare to dental discounts?
A topic that is sure to spark a lively debate in any circle is the cost of medical care. For those undergoing dental procedures there are two ways to help keep those costs down. One is using dental insurance and the other is leaning into a dental discount plan. Dental...
clevelandmagazine.com
Business Hall of Fame: Joe Kubic
Joe Kubic did not want to start an agency. He wanted the Cleveland shop that hired him out of college to stop making ads the old way. A flier then was a week of work. It was a slow, manual pre-digital process from laying out type to preparing camera-ready artwork, and separating colors for press. But as a student at Kent State University, he watched an Apple computer donated to the student center complete similar work in a matter of minutes.
mahoningmatters.com
Crain’s names 898 Marketing’s Jeff Ryznar among notable leaders in communications
Crain’s Cleveland Business named Jeff Ryznar, founder, president and CEO of Canfield-based 898 Marketing, to its 2026 Notable Leaders in Communications list. The Cleveland business publication honors senior communications leaders across Northeast Ohio who drive change inside their firms and serve their communities. The recognition brings a Mahoning Valley-rooted agency to a regional stage.
familydestinationsguide.com
The Best City In America For Gen Z Homebuyers Is Hiding Right Here In Ohio
Somewhere between your third rejected offer on a shoebox studio apartment and your fourth scroll through listings that cost more than a small country’s GDP, a city in Ohio quietly raised its hand. Akron has been sitting here the whole time, patient as a grandparent at a school play,...
Akron Beacon Journal
Toledo business owners share impact of massive chemical spill
Hello! I'm back from a period of leave and glad to be sharing some of the latest Akron-area news with you. In today's top story from reporters Bryce Buyakie and Lauren Cohen, read about the impact of the Oct. 20 Toledo chemical spill on neighbors, such as Skyline Party Rental and Shoreland Animal Hospital. Then, check out reporter Derek Kreider's story on how the elimination of minimum lot sizes from Akron's code will pave the way for developers to build on thousands of new lots. Below, you'll also find reporter Mark J. Price's story on the demolition of the building at 211 W. Market St. in Akron. Here's an eye-opener for me that I wasn't aware about: The building served as a showroom for the Marmon Motor Co., of which my paternal great-grandfather George Williams served as president. How the Toledo chemical spill is impacting businesses, residents Rob Duling didn't know until a friend texted him that a leaking 5,500-gallon tank at a facility in north Toledo was spewing billowing chemical smoke into the sky late on Oct. 20, directly next door to his business, Skyline Party Rental. He was miles away at his home in the Toledo suburb of
bodyshopbusiness.com
Magnaflow President Dan Paolone on the ‘Long-Term Play’
Jason Stahl has 32 years of experience as an editor, 27 of which is in B2B media, and has been editor of BodyShop Business for the past 20 years. From Cleveland, Ohio, Stahl earned a bachelor of arts degree in English from John Carroll University and started his career in journalism at a weekly newspaper, doing everything from delivering newspapers to selling advertising space to writing articles.
signalakron.org
Streetlights, power outages and a $250 bill: West Akron takes its questions to FirstEnergy
Aiesha Motley has spent a year calling the city and FirstEnergy about the streetlights that are out on Greenwood Avenue in West Akron, where she lives. She and a neighbor from Sunset View Drive came to the Sept. 29 Ward 4 meeting with one question: When will the lights come back on?
myfamilytravels.com
125 Years of Family Farming Meet a Pumpkin Cannon at This Ohio Fall Destination
A farm in northeast Ohio shoots pumpkins out of a cannon. Yes, an actual cannon, aimed at open farmland, launching gourds for fun. The same family has worked this land for 125 years. In 2025, a fire destroyed their 90-year-old barn, but the family kept farming and welcoming visitors. I...
Farm and Dairy
70 Acre farm, tractors, equipment, and misc.
Randall L. Kiko, 330.831.0174, randallkiko@kikocompany.com;. Melanie K. Royer, 330.831.1446, melanie@kikocompany.com; KIKO Auctioneers; www.kikoauctions.com. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 west of Akron or east of Youngstown to Rt. 225 exit and south to Tallmadge Rd. and east to auction. Watch for KIKO signs. REAL ESTATE. 70-acre farm with 50 tillable acres. Corner tract...
travelmag.com
This Legendary Ohio Smoked Fish Market Is So Good That Travelers Go Out Of Their Way Just To Stop By
One of the biggest whole-fish selections in Northeast Ohio sits inside a single public market stall. It shares the building with a famous tiled ceiling, which is a pretty fancy roof for a fish counter. The smoked salmon is made in-house, and that detail already has my attention. The shop...
Cleveland Jewish News
Buyers looking for specific features to make their life easier
Different buyers are looking for different things, and at different times, when looking to buy a house, but there are some commonalities, according to some Realtors. “From first-time buyers to early-career professionals aiming to capture a broad spectrum of essential features and desires, many of my (clients) prioritize move-in ready homes,” said Jennifer Woomer, a Realtor and associate broker for The Maven Team at VSD Realty LLC.